1932 "'Lou Gehrig's Official Plaball" Game. This 1930s baseball
game was designed for tabletop play and utilizes a chute th...

Description

1932 "'Lou Gehrig's Official Plaball" Game. This 1930s
baseball game was designed for tabletop play and utilizes a chute
through which a ball can be projected onto the wooden playing
field. Several pegs are inserted into the board which are designed
to alter the course of the ball. Endorsed by Lou Gehrig, the game
not only bears his name but also sports his likeness in the
outfield. Some staining and minor cracks due to age are apparent,
coming to an overall grade of G-VG. Measures 18x18".